Results for “Tools for Marbling” (12 products)

Having trouble with your marbling projects? This comprehensive guide will help you identify and solve common marbling problems, from paint floating issues to pattern transfer difficulties. Paint Doesn't Spread or Float Problem: The marbling paint doesn't spread or float on the water surface. Solution: Ensure...

Get answers to common questions about marbling! Learn about floating pigments, creating intricate patterns, and transferring beautiful designs onto paper and fabric. What is Marbling? Marbling is an ancient art technique that involves floating pigments on the surface of a liquid, creating intricate and colorful...

Marbling is the process of floating fabric paints on the surface of a thick cellulose solution (called "size"), somewhat like oil on water. The floating paints are swirled into patterns. Then you capture your design by laying a treated piece of fabric or paper down...

Dean and Linda Moran took an interest in a new hobby and turned it into a new passion. Linda wanted to marble fabric for quilts. After doing research, Dean created the tools they needed. With their first piece, they knew they had a vision for...

Vivid color kisses pure silk . . . and creates vibrant, wearable art! Since childhood, my deep and abiding love of color has found outlet in a variety of fiber and textile crafts, including quilting, weaving, yarn spinning, natural dyeing, felting, and sewing. Now my...

A A.B.I. Short for Air Brush Ink. These are rich pigments, thinned and ready to spray. They should be smooth flowing with great color intensity. Abrasion Resistance A Fabric's ability to withstand wear and rubbing. Acetate A man-made cellulose fabric similar to Rayon used in...

You can do all these things with Fiber Reactive Dyes! - hands down the best dyes for cotton, rayon, hemp, linen and other natural fibers. Tie-dye (multiple colors in patterns) Basic Tie-Dye - simple instructions/recipe Group Tie-Dye Instructions Tie-Dye - materials list for large groups...

General Lumiere & Neopaque InformationLumiere & Neopaque are highly "color" saturated paints that intermix beautifully to create an unlimited range of custom colors. When you are looking for TOTAL coverage and a soft flexible hand on fabrics, particularly blacks and denims, LUMIERE paints are the...

My passion for ice dyeing started in October of 2010 when I was interviewing a fabric artist for my newspaper column. I was so excited about her passion, snow dyeing, that the following January after a big snow storm I bought three fiber reactive dyes,...

I am an art educator and a printmaker, specifically a screenprinter; I do my own designs on T-shirts and similar garments, which I started on many years ago (before the internet was available to the general public!) and have recently gotten back into doing. I...

Choosing Your Dye - The best, longest lasting, brightest, and most professional dyes are made for dyeing specific types of fiber. Some might dye one type of fiber really well, but also dye another type almost as well. Less expensive and easier to use "generic"...